The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-01-21

iiaHoNeT IatentS were issued TO tne lOl
| lowing inventors: B. s. Molyneux, Mime
| apolis. knock down table; Orville H. Curtis
| st. Paul, rubber goods trade mark.
w, G. Deshler a millionaire banker ol
Columbus, Ohio, has presented the female
| benevolent society OF that city with n
check for 100000.
| Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge has resumed the
editorship of st. Nicholas Mt salary q
$4,000 year.
| Hon. james G. Blaine, in letter to a
| friend in Washington county. Pa, alludes
ieeingly to the death of Gen. Logan, and
| lavors the erection Of monument to his
memory at Springfield, III. He thinks
| Sloo, 600 for that purpose could easily bs
raised in small amounts.
kilograms from all quarters of Texas tell
OF severely cold weather.
The adiutant general OF Texas denounces
the Knights OF Labor.
| Charles Moffatt. travelling agent Tor Eli.
son Son OF Milwaukee, committed sui,
| eide at the Wyatt hotel, Uniontown,
| Pa, by shooting himself through the head
| No cause is assigned for the deed.
| At Mandan, OAK, fire burned the home
| OF w. A. Carr Nothing was saved. Loss,
| 800; insured in the Continental fol
$500.
The guekwar OF Baroda in India own.
one large diamond valued at $3.50, 900,
and n diamond necklace worth $780,.
| 900.
Galignani has built an almshousc foI
broken-down literary men at Nenilly,
| France, which cost several million francs.
terrible snow storm has prevailed
| throughout the midland counties in Eng.
land. Much loss OF lie is feared. The
highways and railways are impossible iu
many places and the mills are blocked.
| Brevet Brig. Gen. Thomas Duncan. United
| States Army, retired died after short ill.
iaess, at his home in Washington.
Mrs. Sally Washington, who died recent,
| ly, aged eighty-seven years, was n grand,
niece OF Gen. Washington, and the widow
| OF Mr.. Lawrence Washington OF Westmore.
land county, Virginia.
Senator Brown OF Georgia denies that
he is going to resign.
| Fort Smelling is to be made n regiment
al post.
Postmaster general exoncrates ex-Post
master Laraway of Minneapolis from
blame Tor the big burglary
Attorney General Garland appears in
| puclic for the first time with his cabinet
associates at Gen. Logan's funeral.
Both Secretary Endicott and Gen. Sheri
| dan are in favor OF making q regimental
post OF Fort Smelling and OF concentratin;
| there an additional lumber OF troops.
Gen. Ruger has been asked for plans and
| estimates.
Representative Reagan left for Texas Jan
uary the Sth, to take an active part in the
| senatorial contest. He will remain away
| two weeks, and in the meantime the con,
| duct OF the interstate commerce bill-if the
| conference report is agreed to in the senat,
| will be left in the hands OF Mr.. Crisp oi
| Georgia, the third member OF the house
| conerees.
Berlin special says: Rumors are rife
| that the garrisons on the frontier are to bs
largely increased. From authentic sourc.
es it is learned that the garrisons at Snarge.
mund, Forback, Dieuze, Colmar and Hun.
| ingue have been largely reinforced, but
| there are doubts as to the accuracy OF the
report that the German garrisons in AL.
| SAGE Lorraine now muster 800, 900 men,
| whereas the normal number OF the troops
| in thegarrsons in that province is 100.
| 900. The troops are now being drilled
| daily for three hours i'll the use OF repeat
ing rifles recently adopted by the govern,
ment Tor the purpose OF making them
| proficient in volley firing.
| Ferdinand Gentuer. who is said to have
| been the first man to brew lager beer in
| America, forty years ago, died ut College
Point, N. Y.
Senator Don Cameron pays taxes on
| $50, 900 worth OF property in Washing
| ton.
Judge Pickett, OF Connecticut, has fined
| two superintendents OF two New England
railroads for blacklisting workingman.
| st. Paul has n ''Possum Club, +" compos
| ed OF natives OF the Sunny South. and once
n year they dine on 'Possum ut the RYAN
| Hotel.
The German ship Elizabeth stranded on
| the Virginia coast near Cape Henry.
| Twenty men lost their lives, including five
| OF the brave members OF the life-suvne
| crews.
Senator Frye has proposed an amend.
ment to the postoftice appropriation bill,
making an appropriation OF S4oO, 900 for
the transportation OF South American
mails in American vessels.
Senator Plumb OF Kansas introduced a
bill authorizing registers and receivers Mt
| the land office where there was no court
present to issue judicial processes to issue
subpGnRs for witnesses wanted in land
cases. Witnesses are to be allowed S1.5O
Tor each days attendance, and five cents
per mile mileage going and coming. This
bill, it is thought. will obviate many diff.
| cuties now surrounding the just hearing of
cases before local land officers who are
greatly handicapped by their inability to
compel the attendance of proper witnesses.
The president has declined to interfere IN
the cases OF Ohm T. EccIes James Lowell
and Albert O'Dell, who are to be hanged
at Fort Smith, Ark, for murder.
The president nominated ms consuIs,
Isaac r. Dillcr OF Hin ois, A. Florence, and
Willoughby Walling of Indiana, at Leitz.
The list of killed by the late accident on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad is now
piven as follows: David Ober, Oberlin, Pa;
Frank Bowman, Mechanicsburg Pa; j ohm
S. Gartner, Mechanicsville Iowa; w. II.
Parks, Washington, d, c.; Joseph Postleth.
waite and his two sons, Spencer and Henry.
Martinburg, w. Va; T. O. Pemberton,
Payne, Ohio.
Alva Adams, Colorado's new governor, is
from Dane county, Wisconsin.
Senator Ioe Brown OF Georgia has given
away 500, 900 to various charitable in
stitutions in the South.
John Fitzgerald, president OF the Irish
National League OF America has contrib.
uted 81, 900 to the Mrs. Logan fund.
Capt. r. b. Mason one OF the pioneers OF
the Northwest, highly es teemed citizen o,
Bismarck, died suddenly OF heart disease.
Capt. Mason was prominently connected
with the construction OF the Northern
Pacific road at Bismarck, and with the de-
velopment OF more important enterprise.
August Colt, OF Eau Claire, was killed in
the woods by q tree falling on him.
All the horse car men OF Boston struck
onMonday the 10th, but the companies
conceded to their demands.
Michael Davitt was interviewed in Chica.
go, and said: "The difficulties in the way
Of Lord Salisbury's administration have
been brought about by demoralizins
condition OF affairs; first in his own cabin
ct resulting In the resignation of Randolph
Churchill, Lord Iddesleigh and Lord Cross;
second, ths fulti,lmeat in the condition oil
things in Irelnnd) OF Mr.. Giudstone's pro.
phetic declaration, made eight OF ten
months ago, that Ireland could not posi-.
bly, be governed except under II home rule
constitution, is naturally encouraging to
the ex-premier.' What do you see in
the horizon that is encouraging to your.
self" "A great deal. The impending col.
lapse OF the tory government is gratifying.
The breaking down ofthe tory purity have
predicted in every address have deliv.
cred In the United States during
the past four months. | see the
Irish showing splendid fighting spir.
it, and at the same time exhibiting great
selfrestraint under provocation. Notwith,
standing the various petty prosecutions
against Dillon, o Bren and Others the fight
against the unjust rents is being most
S,iur 1.- "a